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Which equation represents "the sum of eight times a number and seven is twice the number"? 8N + 7 = 2N 8N = 7 + 2N 8 (7 + 2N) 7N + 8 = 2N
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Which equation represents "the sum of eight times a number and seven is twice the number"?

8N + 7 = 2N
8N = 7 + 2N
8 (7 + 2N)
7N + 8 = 2N

User Aram Grigoryan
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A - 8n + 7 = 2N - due to the question
User Asiri Rathnayake
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The answer is 8N+7=2N
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